Maternal and fetal risks
Maternal nutrition and the risk of preeclampsia
... C and E at these doses does not reduce the risk of PE, or GH, but increased the rates of PROM and PPROM in our ...pregnancy and it could be a potential interferon-gamma (IFN-γ) mimic, facilitating ...
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First trimester maternal vitamin D status and risks of preterm birth and small-for-gestational age
... invasion and in the angiogenesis for placenta implantation that could impact on fetal ...with maternal vitamin D levels, corroborating a number of previous studies [ 11 , 23 ] but contrasting with ...
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Maternal weight change before pregnancy in relation to birthweight and risks of adverse pregnancy outcomes.: Maternal weight change related to birthweight
... Abstract Maternal weight change before pregnancy can be considered an indicator of maternal energy balance and nutritional status before conception, and may be involved in early life ...of ...
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Adverse maternal outcomes associated with fetal macrosomia: what are the risk factors beyond birthweight?
... (30%), and for a median duration of 2 days [range ...labor and neonatal birth ...labor and neonatal birthweight greater than 4500 ...12% and 3% for cesarean delivery during labor, dur- ation ...
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Maternal and fetal pharmacokinetics of oral radiolabeled and authentic bisphenol A in the rhesus monkey
... rapidity and extent to which BPA reaches the fetal compartment following oral ingestion, and the 24- hr fate of ...second and third trimesters in the same animals, measuring the levels of ...
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Association between maternal seafood consumption before pregnancy and fetal growth: evidence for an association in overweight women. The EDEN mother-child cohort.
... description and statistical analyses The mean frequency of monthly seafood servings was compared between centers by Student’s t ...women and seafood consumption were studied by linear regressions adjusted ...
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Eccentric Muscle Contractions: Risks and Benefits.
... muscle and accumulate in the damaged area from 1 and 24 h after eccentric exercise ( Paulsen et ...secretion and/or passive release of chemoattractant proteins due to modifications to membrane ...
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Life cycle accumulation and aging risks
... Gustman and Steinmeier (2001,[35]) reported in 2001 the misinformation of the American population about the social security benefits they could expect for their ...positive and significant impact on the ...
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Maternal-fetal infections: Why do they matter?
... deposit and dissemination of sci- entific research documents, whether they are pub- lished or ...teaching and research institutions in France or abroad, or from public or private research ...
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Equity Premia and State-Dependent Risks
... dependent risks, where the downside (upside) risks are measured from the semi-covariances capturing the comovements of the relevant variables within the unfavorable (favorable) ...distribution, and ...
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Association of Maternal Weight and Gestational Weight Gain with Maternal and Neonate Outcomes: A Prospective Cohort Study.
... women and a public health system where all pregnant women have access to similar pregnancy follow up and monitoring, the possibility of sampling bias is ...biases and contributes to generalizability ...
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Market Efficiencies and Market Risks
... Within real markets there are none that fall strictly within the single model case. However, in practice, long term financial models broadly share the same characteristics. According to our findings, long term markets ...
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Environmental Risks and Bank Liability
... costly and complex environmental protection ...owners and operators of the source of environmental ...unclear and the jurisprudence still fragmentary, it is believed by many legal experts that a bank ...
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Influence of sources of dietary vitamin E on the maternal transfer of a-tocopherol to fetal and neonatal guinea pigs as determined by a stable isotopic technique
... IU and that of 1 mg (RRR )-a-tocopheryl acet- ate (natural form) is 1·36 ...E and to deter- mine whether the potency of the forms is the stated relationship of 1·36:1·00 (RRR)-a-toco- pheryl ...
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Maternal psychosocial maladjustment and child internalizing symptoms: Investigating the modulating role of maternal sensitivity
... sensitivity. Maternal sensitivity was assessed at T1 using the Maternal Behavior Q-Set (MBQS; Pederson & Moran, 1995), a 90-item measure designed to assess the quality of maternal behaviors ...
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Measuring and comparing risks of different types
... Introduction and motivation In many fields where assessing risk matters, it is of main importance to compare several risk measures but often these measures are calculated from variables of different types or ...
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IPPP - Risks and opportunities An economic perspective
... (Castro and Janssens, 2011; Da Cruz and Marques, 2012), as well as in Italy (Marra, 2007), but also in South America (Marin, ...iPPP and allowing equity co-participation in dedicated structures ...
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Managing future risks and building socioecological resilience
... specified and flexible response schemes to water scarcity that reach beyond the state-of-art and provide integrated solutions for in- creased water efficiency by combining improved water-saving technologies ...
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The conflicts and risks in BOT projects
... Risk Type Development Construction Operation Preparatory Task Credit Financing Political Construction Foreign Exchange Interest Rate Default Income Risk. (3) Financing risk: This[r] ...
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Evaluating intergenerational risks
... proposing and axiomatiz- ing probability adjusted rank-discounted critical-level generalized utilitarianism (PARDCLU) through a key axiom ensuring that the social welfare order both is ethical and satisfies ...
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